Sentence examples for d made from inspiring English sources

The type of vitamin D made a difference.

The Maitre d' made desperate clutching movements but it was too late.

D made fun of me for being smart and having freckles, which was considered a form of ugliness.

The composer Charles Wilfred Orr once said of AE Housman that "he wrote verse that was (a) beautiful, (b) scanned, (c) rhymed, and (d) made sense.

Later, Celestine DeSaussure, a social studies teacher whom the children called Miss D, made him the sportscaster in a fake Aztec newscast.

Each of us received a stack of books in English and Chinese, and I flipped ahead to a sample test question: The word "Beerenauslese" on a bottle of German Riesling indicates that the wine is (a) blended from several vineyard sites, (b) sparkling, (c) aged in bottle for a long period before release, (d) made from very ripe grapes.

– Glenn Collins Details: Can vitamin D make you stronger?

The asymmetrical and slow decay of the diagonal PSF k D makes such difference.

The process D makes the shape of the book images distorted as shown in Fig. 3c.

Nonetheless, the Form D makes it clear they have filed the paperwork that follows a funding close.

Maybe the 3 D makes it worth, but I'd be surprised if people switch allegiances based just on that".